The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 09, 1902, Image 3
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c Personals, Pointers 3 i
| and Phacts. 3
--Mr, Jim Fox spent Sunday withi
the hcme'olks. \
?Mr. W. K. Bodie, of R'ack'a was iu ^
town Monday.
?Mr. B. J. Rodger*, of Samaria, was '
iii town this week.
1
?Mr. Fred CuUum end I)r Watson j
went to Saluda Friday.
?Mr. Miles L. Riley, of Mt. Willing, j
wus in town Monday.
?Mr. and Mrs, VV. W. Watson made
H flying visit to Columbia last week.
?Mr. 11. J. Buriress. of Stead man.
wus iii our town Monthly on business.
?Miss Faonie Lybrand, of Wagner's, <
la visiting hercous'u, Mrs. Hiram A1dridge.
? Miss Mi a Minick, a charming
young lady 01 Mt. Willing, was in town (
Monday.
?Mrs. A. V. Gantt, of Winnsboro, is j
on a visit to her brother, Mr. Tlios.
t^uattlebaum. 1
?Mr. Henry Turner, of Merchants,
paid us a call Monday and favored us
with his subscription. I
?jfr. Jasper Taylor, one of Lexington
county's most successful farmers, |
vyas in town last week. i 1
?Efforts are being made to have the i
village of Steadinan, in Lexington
county, incorporated. I ]
?Mrs. J. T. Carroll, of Duluih, (la., 1 *
is visiting her parents, 31r. and Mrs. j q
J. I. Smith,of tins place.
?Mrs. T. B. Kernaghan and little
Iaiis ('ave sought the delightful nioun-1
tain's breeze at Hendersonville.
?The picnic at Bethlehem Saturday ]
^as a real success and v.as enjoyed by j ^
a large crowd from the surrounding
country.
?Miss Nanuie Lee Gibson, of John- j
stOn, spent a few days in town last i
week, the guest of Miss Annie I-ee
Ktheredge.
?Miss Pauline Lindsay, of Colum- j
bia, who has made a host of friends in (
our town, left for her home in ColtimL
Ilia Qa ! f.,1 ft if In.l
1 J ?- f
?Miss Gussie Covin, of the New j
York Hacket Store, left Monday for
lier home in Mt. Carmel, where she expacts
to spend her vacation.
--Mrs. Bates, and Miss Mannie, left I
Thursday for the mountains in North
^ Carolina That they will have a delightful
time none can doubt.
?Our old frieno, Jim l.angford, of
F.I la's, was in town last week, Mr. !
l.angford is r.otonly a successful i'vrui
r but is a substantial citizen.
L -Mr. Frank i>druai. t^ULMp| J
wii boys who ..i tiumr |
again. We were glad to have liim in
town, his old home, last week. 1
? Mrs. Z. T Cook, with the little j
folks, is visiting relatives in town. |
This is Mrs. Cook's oil home and we ;
ure glad to have her with us again.
?M ss Wenona Lewi*, who is one of 1 t
the sweetest girls in the world, has lelt
for Jher home hi Johnston, alter a
pleasant visit to Miss Salome Thinnerman.
?Mss Kva Glover, who has been
visiting entirely too long iu Kdgetjeld
'or many of our gallant young men,
delighted our hearts by returni ng bonis
Friday.
?Mr. T. YV. Smith, a ho is one of
Orangeburg's progressive farmers, has !
been visiting bis mother near here. We , '
were glad to have him drop in to see j *
its Saturday, ' '
I
?M sses Kuln and J.ula Odom, who 11
hove been visiting friends and relatives'}
in town, left for their home in John- ; <
eton today, much to the regret ofjtheir i
litany friends here.
? Handsome Edward Hardin is at 1
home from YY'oll'ord, ar.d is Big I>oe '
still to all. Edward took in the Y. M. '
C. A. meeting, for college men, at 1
Kuoxville and reports a good meeting.
?The city treasurer's report, published
in another column, shows an ex
penditure of #757.20 for the last quarter,
which is intended to cover the
expenditures of the two quarters prior.
? Mr. YVilliam Westmoreland, of
Pamario, was here Monday on his way
to Lexington to attend a meeting of !
the county executive committee. Mr. i
Westmoreland is one of ihe inoit sub*
?<??s?ful business men in our county.
.?We rejoice tt the success and ad
<rancem?mt of our boys, consequently
we were g'ad Jto know of the position
of our friend, Mr. P. C. Cullum. who I
I
has been elected principal of the Benhett^ville
graded school. That lie will I
I prove equal to the place we haven't
any doubt.
? A very unfortunate occuirence!
took place Ha turd ay afternoon, when
(wo jooii^' mon from tho mill district
feg put away their dignity and used li-ds
jp and Knives as a list resort. Form-'
B nately 110 one was seriously hurt. One
B received u deep cut on the shoulder but
Spgp > as able to meet his trial Monday.
Id Whiskey was the <toie cause ol the troum
We.
m ?We call attention to the article on
H "JiOcnl History," found elsewhere,
Bffj which is not only interesting but inffiqN
etructive. If there he others who would
Bsg like to contribute to our columns on
affi that subject we would be glad to have
gfljgi theui do so. Our friend, Mr. J C.
W^k lover, has promised us some local
RMS notes of other days and we trust that
''** w'" "ol ^ these hot days interfere
? with his promise.
DESPONDENCE J
iUittiUitUtUtUttiAUUK
Suuimltt N?wr.
Well, Mr. Editor, quite a little while
PROGRAM.
Ridge Baptist Sunday School
Convention, at Richland
Baptist Chureli.
riKST DAT, JULY 16TH.
HI a. in.?Devotional Exercise*, led by
President.
10:80 n. m.? Enrollment of delegates
and election of otflcers .
11 a. m.?Introductory Sermon, H. L
llaggolt; alternate, 1.. B. White.
12 ni.?Report from schools?written.
12:15 p. in.?"The Authority For and
I'urpos > of the Sunday School,"
K. T. Muesli and J. Hell.
I p in.?Intermission.
1:15 p. in.?Devotions. Leader named
by President.
1:30 p. in ?"llow Can We Ket-p Our
Young People in the Sunday
School?"' S. T. Matthews. W. II
Timuiermaii. T. 1'. Denuy and T.
1). Willard.
I;30 p. m ?"What Van a Superintendent
Do to Promote the Interest
and Etllciency of the Sunday
School?" J. E. Ci irn, J. H. Watsen,
J. A. Gunter and J. P. Bean.
1:80 p. m.?Announcements.
HKl'ON I> DAY, JUTY lflTH.
10 a. m ?Devotions Leader appointed
by the President.
10:30 it. ni.?"The Sunday School and
Missions," It. H. Watson, 1*. N.
Lot'., J. A. Carson and J. E. Johnston.
11 :31 a. m.?"To What Extent Does
the Sunday School Dcpt-m! Upon
tlie Home?" A. K. Etheridge. M.
D. Padgett and Mark Long.
2:15 p. in.?"Are Our Review Lessons
el Much Beneflt?*' L. H. White, II.
L Riley, H. H. White and A. G.
Wilkins.
i p. m.?Intermission .
1:15 p. in ?Devotions. Lender named
ho President.
1:30 p. ui.?"How May Teachers Better
Prepare For Their Work?" Willie
Daniel, W. D. Holland, J. W.Edwards
and A. C. Jones.
1:30 p. in.?"Practical Illustration of
Teaching the Bible Class," E. C.
Uidgell.
:30 p. in.?"Personal Observation In
Sun da V School Work Which May
be of Help to Others," opened by
S. J. Watson. Talks limited to
live minutes.
R T. Marsh,
For Com.
?The town council has a lot of lime
br%free distribution. Let everybody
nake use of it.
?Miss Kate Rutland, as jolly and
nil of life as ever,gladdened her many
riends by a short stay among us la>t
iveek.
?Mrs. .J. I>. Crout, and the little
'oiks, is spending some time with her
relatives in Anderson. Bro. Crout is
ihe same amiable gentleman, but occasionally
he looks a little blue.
?Mr. Ltgare Hardin, none other
than our own "Greasy," as be is affectionately
termed by his old playmates,
was at his old home last Friday. Legate
: onr of our best boys and we re
success ill 1 ifo.
?The game neiweon the Batesbvrg
second nine and a team from the Midlieburg
Cotton Mill, on the Fourth,
was a great affair. In the lirst inning
die second nine made 15 runs. They
an around the diamond so often that
he score board would not bold the
nils. With the uiill boys it was not
:lcjs.
?Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCarthy
ipect a few days ai Red Bank last
week. Mr. McCarthy says the organ
man has been doing a rushing business
ti that neck ol the woods, there being,
to 111*, klimvla/lirn '
. inMllj*3l'Vt'll U1
those "musical dreams" in -full blast
there. He also reports that a revi\nl
meeting is in progress anil great interest
is being manifested.
? The colored ball team from Leesville
preambulated this way on the
[jlorious Fourth to do battle with the
colored giants of this burg. The crossties,
which line the side of the ball
lielil, served rs a grand stand, and all
ivailahle space was lllled with colored
iamsels, prepared to d? some tall rooting
The game died yc ung, The
l.eesville niggers <piit in Ui? third inuiiig,
remarking that they did not intend
to he llim-llanimed by Hateshurg
noons. A watermelon cutting was
next on the program.
?Mr. ltd. Kawls handsome new house
is complete, and it is an ornament lo
the town, a tiling of beauty all say who
have seen it. We wish that some of
those bachelor yoong men who have
been making tnonev, would hurry up
and gel better halves and build up our
town. When we see so many good
looking fellows, especially those w ho
are laying away the bard cash, we
wonder and wonder until we grow
amazed! We wish we were so fortunately
situated, our ardor would be
unbounded anil oilr efforts would not
cease until we won the prize, or went
down in defeat. See!!
Now is the time for the anti-lvnch
injj saint* to hold a ^rand rally at Jeffotsun
in the over cabinet ized state ol
Iowa
An Illinois court lias been railed on
for a legal decree dcfinitiiff tlie statu?
of inotbcrs-in-law. Most mothers -in
law don't need a court decree to establish
that point.
this out and take it to Hateshurg
l)rnj. 'o. Store and fjet a box ol
''hatnherlain's Stomach and Liver Tat
lets. The best physic. They nisi
correct disorder- of the Stomach
I'rice J."> cent*.
Deafness, Noises in the Head, A.c
Positively en red by II AKTl.r.v's kaii Initios
Tills ne-.v ISemeily (i?m-s risotto the actual sea
i>t tin- disease, ami lias effected silcli reinarkalit
cures tn.it tlie greatest hope Is lielil out t<> al
Kiilliri'l?. no matt?-r how bad or lnng--taiulin|
tin-ease may lie (Ink DOTTt.R WILLCt RR an
ordinary ease, ami will In' sent securely liaekv
and post-paid with lull directions ami test
moniala upon receipt ot SI no. Order diree
from .IA.M l?H K. M Altl.KV, 'i'l, Stoekdule Itoa
South Ijnnhctli, ladidou, KNtil.ANIt.
nas eiapscu siuce I reported the items
from here, and I guess ere this the
readers of the Advocate have about forgotten
that there ever was a Joe Allen,
hut I am glad to say that lam i
among the living yet.
At this writing the several weeks i
drought is still prevailing and the i
growing crops are somewhat on the i
decline. It is feared that shortage 11
will be prevalent when the crops are) I
harvested, unless good vaics visit us
within the next few days
The small grain of this section has
about a! 1 been threshed during the
past few weeks. The yield generally
was fairly poor.
Mr D. II Price attended the State
campaign meeting at Lexington on
July Oth.
Mr George Oxn.r, of near Lauren's,
S. C., was in town Saturday.
Watermelons made their appearance
some days ago and we are delighted ,
Willi the juicy fruit. j /
Mr. W. r. Craps, of near here, was!,
in town with u load of nice melons!,
last wee'c. L
County Treasurer F. W. Sbealey J ,
wa< here last week seeing: after his t
j farm work, ! j
Magistrate Sliealv was in town n;
short while l.u>t Tuesday on otllc'al t
business. i ,
The extreme heat . nd d y Weather is j |
; making most everything loos sick- ,
your scribe included. j |
Job Am.es. !
!
Krtin Stcucliunii. '
A picnic will be given at this place 1
July lWtli, which promises to be the '
! largest attended *f any meting of
this kind thai h ? ever been given a'
I . ...
this place. The edit-u md his friends
i are ((>rdial|y invit* d to i e pi-sent on
j that occasion. We would be glut to have i
| lion. W. II.Titinncrm u , candidate lor i
govern r, with us and address us c 11 1 <
the issues of the day It is hoped that t
several of the other eandidn'es for ?
State and county olli es will be with i
ii-, as this will !?- a 'ioe opportuni'y I
I It r them to meet the voters from this I
section. Let everybody e ?nie. 11 ,
July 2, 1002. t
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CITY TREASURER'S !
REPORT i
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For the Quarter Ending
July ISt, IQ02.
DEBTOR: I
To tax on real estate und f
1 pet sons 1 property 704.57 t
account 10.00 ,
. 1\? road tax to date 185.50
i To license to date 5"0.00 I
, To tir.es to dale ... 180.15
Total $ 1,060 22;
EXPENDITURES:
A tiril 1st j
Amos Wilson, roao work if 25 k
j Cornelius Kearney, road work 25 j I
I C. A. Duncan. I.unber 40 j
Will Davenport, road work 25 i _
| Dan Perry, road work 25 1"
! (Jeorge Clark, road w ork, 10 !
April 5th.
M. S. Hunter, cemetery work 11.<0 t
Oil hill, M K. U 4 Ob >
Sam Howe, lour meals 40 j
April 16th. i |
B. F. Reynolds, lumber 6.57 J ,
April 2l?lh.
McCarty, watchman 20.00'.
M. E Kuiland,oil 6.(10 j
May 1st
I Sam Boiikuight, lamplighter.. 0 00
| Repairing lamps 1.00 '
May 2d.
j C. F. Salter, police 30.00 1
L. D. Culluui & Co., lumber 5.25
Advocate, printing trespass
notice 2.50
N. Ki(lson, 1 night watching 65 ,
May 5th.
Geo . Durst, hauling dust 1.25 I
May 11th.
Pete Corley, road work 00
May 12th.
Porry Bros., hauling sand 1.13
May 14th.
1 Will Coleman, road work 8.30
| Bay man Coleman, road wo: k 2.40
May lflih.
.1. B. Stokes, hardware bill 13.16
May 31st.
I Sam Itouknight, lamp lighter 6.00 '
J line 2d.
B. Puglas 701
IC. W. Salter 30.00 j
I \V. 1). llarinon 20.00 j
.1 une 5th.
I Fifty ga'lons of oil 6.00 |
, June Otli.
[ N. It. Bailey, oil 2.10
June 10th,
I Freight on wire ... 14.19
June 12th.
j 1 ,500 t of wire at lit- 105.00 |
i Mauling wire 25!
I Juno lOi11.
' Work anil general repair,
I U, S. Hunter - 10.85
.1 une -Hi li.
' I Cornelius Kearney, roail w< rk 00
i j Receipt books. 10
| | Jno. Mitchell, road work 1 50
| Amos Wilson, road work 1.50
Dan Howe, road work 1.50 [
.1 no. Ilouknigiit, plowing til |
Ed. Kuiikniglit, road work. 06
. j June30th.
r E- Jones, mayor's salary 25.00 !
( ( ', W. Salter, policeman . 30.00
Sam Ilouknigiit, lamp lighter 6.00
' M. H. Ivl wards, clerk's s ilary 13 50
. Fees for issuance of license .. 5.50
W. I). Harmon, night watch 20.00
Total .... $ 470.01
j KKC A F1T U LAT.'ON r
j Expenditure*, as shown. $ 470.01
? Expenditures, Jastquarter . 767.20
' Cash on band 494.01
?? Total f 1,660.22
t M. It. EDWAKD8,
>i i ...
I iTFAHt'KKK
ALBERT MERRITT,
A Candidate l'or Supervisor of
Saluda County.
Being: aware of the fact that Mr.
Merritt is comparatively a stranger to
the majority of the voters of Hal'ida
couoty, I take this method of lotting
the people know something about him.
Albert Alerritt is 81 years old. He
lute lived in this and Edgefield county
for thirty years, lie is the son of the
late Mr. 'Villiam A. Merritt, who for
twenty odd years was one of the leading
merchants of our town, llis father
was also the sen'or member of the
lirm of Merritt A Plunkett at Hatesburg
.
Albert is sober, industrious nr.d j r.-eIleal,
am', dnrinir n fnnrl.-on i .hip
vice as agent and operator on the
Southern Hallway lie was never too
tired or busy to answer all questions
politely and never forgot that the railroad
owed the people more than the
people owed it, and always extended
I he people every favor consis'ent with
jood business
He has a natural mechanical turn,
liavingrun various kinds of in tchinery
ill of his life, whielieppec allly (Its him
for managing the new road machines
which are now being operated over the
;ounty. Jte m a strong advocate of
(ood roads and has a practical knowledge
of terraeing lands, which will lie
<f unesiiinable value to him in workng
aiid grading the public r 'ads.
Mr. Merritt can secure all of the
,-onviets necessary for the public wi rks
without trouble or delay, inasmuch as
is father-in-law. Col. I). J. Urillith. is
aiperintendeiit of the South Carolina
lenitenxiary.
In my humble judgment Albe't Meruit
will make us a number on* superriser,
and the only way for th?* people
o lind out is to give him a trial, and
'time will prove all tlii 11
A Votkr.
If dge Spring, July 8.h *
J. A Kelly relate- an expe; ience sim!ar
to ihat which has happened in ulnost
i'vm y neighborhood in I he Unit d
S-: t*' and h s heen re-told hv
horjsai.ils of others, lie says: "Last
iiuiiiier 1 h id an att.-el; ot d\seiiteiy
ind purchased a buttle of Clr.unberain's
Colic, Cholera and I'lami. en
itemedy whi li 1 use.I according to
lr .tin.- and with enlitcly sutisfacory
results. The tronhle was conr
died tiiiicli qilieKcr 111 hi form r aiaeks
when \ used o'lmr remedies ' I
dr. K''My is :i well known n of I
Henderson, N.C. For sale by ilatesjurg
Drug < "o.
Sive your Money
And keep it in the Savings Depart
nent of TI1E FIRST NATION*/^
HANK of Itatetburg. Four (
:ent interest on dcpoai'.fi.^^^l||M^|
ietni'annually. Roth
iv
County Claims, Liinik^n^^V'
Cross Tio?s IleceiptT.
The First National Bunk of liu'iL
iurg will buy ?. hoo! and connlv
lainis and railway receipts for orosl- !
Lies and lumber. L i
W. W. Watsoa Cashier. |
OO KKWARD.
A reward of $25 is heredy offered f? r
lie apprehension with proof to eonriet
before town council of the party
>r par nes who broke the street lamps
n the town of Hatejburg, on the night
if June 28th. Bv order of council,
M . B. Edwards, City Treas.
Goocli's Quick Kclicf.
When your joints and bones ache and
your flesh feels tender and sore, a 25 j
L-ent bottle of Hooch's Quick Belief j
will give you quick relief. Best cure !
lor nolic.
To Cure A Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Brouio Quinine Tablets.
All druggist refund the money if it
fails to cure E. W. drove's signature
is on each box- 25 cents.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you Mt
For Kent.
I
Persons desiring to rent tho E. . i
BdcLenna store building, should apply
at once, to
J. C. GLOVER,
Batesburg, S. <'.
Winthrop College Scholarship
an?l Entrance Examinations.
The examinations for the award of:
\ acant scholarships in Winthrop College
n?*d for the admission of new stu
<l?iits will lie held at the County Court I
House on Friday, July 11th, at Ha. ui.
Applicants must not be less thai Hteen
years of age. When scholar is
are vacated after July 11th, they will
la awarded to those making *the highest
average at lliis examination. The
next Session will open September 17.
1W0-2.
For further information and a catalogue
address l'res. t). it, Johnson
Rock Ilill, K.C
I Thousands Saved By
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Every bottle guaranteed. No
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i
With a store full of
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you that we are goiii
greater share of you
-^Sewing
I We are prepared to
do it at a price that
E. JOnE
LEfesVILLE COLLEGE
Stands for Christian culture and
ehara ter. Ideal location. Healthfulness
unsurpassed. Beautiful
town. Lar>?e and competent faculty.
Improved course of study.
Lecturers and preachers of eminent
ability. Superior advantages
ffered in
JVIUSIG, jART, EXPRESSION,
BOOK-KEEPING,
STENOGRAPHY, ETC.
as well as in Literary Course. Miltary
training. Close personal superv
sioti. Expenses may he reduced
t?y work.
8rl)(l lor Catalogue to
L. K. llAYNES. Pres.
I El L VII.I.E. S. (
If you desire to
be benefited to the
extent of several
Dollars.
Come at your earliest convergence
and see our atsoitment of clothing
which is going at cost. A complete
line of ladies skirts, tlie prices lower
than has ever heard of.
A large line of dry goods
the best the market afford.
\ve are also agents for Walter A.
Wood's world w ide fvmos Move rs and
Reapers- A complete line of extra's
on hand.
When you are seeking to save your
L. C. HARTLEY & Co.,
Good
Hp Large box of sardines
HPPi^Also take order for tailor made
clothing.
Mar. 19?4m.
COL LEG K OF CHARLESTON*
Charleston S. Carolina
Founded in 1785. Strong Faculty;
well equipped chemical, physical and
biological laboratories; Library of
14,WOO volumes and the finest Museum
of Natural History in theSouth. Elective
courses leading to the degrees of
II. A., and M. A. Hoard with furnished
room in College Dormitory can
be obtained for $10 a month. Tuition,
$50. One scholarship giving free tu:_
tioii is assigned to Saluda county, the
holder to be appointed by the Probate
Judge and the County Superintendent
Total expenses for Scholarship students
$112 to $150. All candidates fur admission
are permitted to compete for vacant
Boyee Scholarships which pay $150
a 3 ear.
Entrance Examinations will be held
at Saluda oil Friday. July II, 1902,
Next session begins September 29. For
catolgue, address Harrison Randolph,
President.
DON'T FA1I. TO TRY THIS.
Whenever an honest trial is coven tn
Electric Bitters for any trouble it is
recommended for a permanent cure
will surely be eftVeted. It never fails
to tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys
and bowels, stimulate the liver,
invigorate the nerves and purify the
blood. It's a wonderful tonic for rundown
systems. Electric Bitters positively
cures Kidney and Liver Troubles,
Stomach Disorders, Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, Uheiimatism, Neuralgia
and expeis Malaria. Satisfaction
guaranteed by O.J. Karri*, Batcsburg,
aiso Smith ?fc Crosson, 1 eesville. Only
r?0 cents.
OPENING OF But >K> OFSU BSC it I F
TION.
Static of South Cauolina, County or
i Lexington.
I Pursuant to a commission issued te
I the undersigned as corporators hy M<
It. Cooper, Secretary of State, on the
jiioth day of June. 19U?, Noti.e is hereby
giveu that hooks of subscription
' u? the capital stock of the Batesburg
{ Ginnery Company, will be opened at
the ollice of T. B. kernagban, in tu?!
town of Batesbnrg, State and county
! aforesaid, on the ltd d?y of July, Wo?
at 10 a. ni.
j, The said proposed corporation wil
hav > a capital stock of $t>,000.oo, divided
inte 120 shares of tl.e par value
of !%0.00 each, with its principal plain
of business at Batesbu g, S. ('., ami
will be empowered to engage in a general
ginnery business in all of it
; branches, to operate ginnery plane
and to buy and sell cotton seed ant
cotton seed products.
M. E. Kuti.and,
T. B. IvKRNKUII AN,
A. ('. 1'ilKLrs,
A. M, W 11 iicits.
Corporators.
\
y.
insr we come ?
finv vnn \A/n ^1??"?
mw* J VUI ! I V tlKllin UU1 I I lt*IlU>?
n the year that has passed, and assure
tg to exercise our every energy to merit a
r trade in 1902.
Machines & Stoves!*lill
all your wants in this line, and can
will please you. Come now!
S, The Underseller.
1FIIIS!nce
&.lk We have borne the reputation
of being the Leading Clothing
Very Best Clothing moneY can
OUK PRICES WII.P NOT PERMIT OF COMPETITION.
We are now ready to show yon the latest styles in t ur handsome
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I. V. LUY T O 3U1N OC LU.,
Tuilor-Fit-Clollii^rs.
83S Broad St. Augusta, Qa.
3?23 3?m.
ARE YOU WISE WiST
LtUou ibore is no remedy to equal IleiicftA Mustang Liniment*
I
a n easy way v
and a sure way to treat a case of Sore* ^
Throat in order to kill disease germs
and insure healthy throat action is to. I
take half a glassfull of water put into
it a teaspoonful of . j
Mexican Mustang ]
I*iniment
^and with this parole the throat at frequent intorrala. > |
{r Then bathe the outside of tho throut thoroughly with the linll
tnont and after doing this pour some on a soft cloth tuid wrap j
I Around the aeck. It is a POSITIVE CURE.
2oc., oOc. and $1.00 u bottle.
w? uiy DC Vnil hare long l>aen troubled" with a running
II ITlA I DC IUU ?oro or ulcer. Treat it at once with Mexb
an Muitang Lilnment and you can depend upon a speedy cure.
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; bAND SURVEYING, | WILLEVANS |
SHEALEY"* MORK1S. I HABERDASHER |
LEESVILLE, S. C. i| S'C" %
. - S - - ^ 433 Main STREKT.
I )r \\/ 1^ Ti mmoeman i. ?
- <nitauiwimmu itauiwumx
Oilers his professional service toj ?
the people of Batesburg ana vicinity. E. J. ETHEttEDGE,
OSiceovertlieXHtioir.il Hank, and j DENTIST
can be found there day orniglit. ^ PESVII IF S C
BATESBIRO, S. C. L?t , ' _
J ... . ' Ofllce next door to Post Ofliee.
I U M. MITCHELL.) E. L. ASBILL. PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
' Office Hours* Attorney a i Lav*.
8 to 0 a. ill. | leesvillk - S C.
- to ** P* n1, Practice in all Courts "Rusiness soli7
:30 to U p. m cited.
J. A. WATSON, p p A QDTi r
D?!1TTIST, i . D i J^OnlLL
' ni'i'k'viiTttc < <> ! Watches, Clocks, and
BAItsDLRG. - - Jowelrv Ro-airinff.
1 I Mitchell Building,
Offloe over Harris'Drug Store. 6ATESBURG, S. C.
1 Edwin Folk Strother, Loitell Il'm Y/OltS Supply co.
! Attorney Counselor at auuista, Georgia
i LaW. Foundry, Madiine, Boiler and t?in
Works. Re .tailing Promptly Dore.
Will practice in all the couits of the ly-JO-l-'O.
' ) State ami the I'nitod States. . .
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OTXS and PRESSES.
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PHYSICIAN & SURCFON Cane Mill and sliinj?!e Outfits. Iluildrnioi^lMiN
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, - ^ -a + tt r-. road Cast ins; Railroad, Mill, Factory,
xiwliic. Mnpiiin^is* Supplies. Pelting,
Parking, Injectors, Pipe Fittings,
OsWItt'a r"?15- Saws, Files, Oilers, F.tc., cast every
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Tha famous llttJo pills.
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